Troll

Troll

symphonic black metal

Norway Est. 1992

"Rich orchestration merges with fierce rhythms to create a dense tapestry of contrasting dynamics that propel the listener through tumultuous journeys."

Quick Start

A good place to start with Troll is…

Drep de kristne

Drep de kristne

1996

Troll reshapes the landscape of symphonic black metal, pushing listeners to confront the visceral interplay between grandeur and darkness.
Troll reshapes the landscape of symphonic black metal, pushing listeners to confront the visceral interplay between grandeur and darkness. Their presence has carved out a unique space within the genre, inviting fans to explore themes of mythology, nature, and existential dread while embracing an immersive audio experience that melds orchestral elements with relentless intensity. This dynamic approach not only captivates audiences but also challenges them to navigate a world where beauty coexists with brutality. At the heart of Troll's innovation lies their commitment to layering complex compositions that intertwine symphonic arrangements with ferocious instrumentation. This meticulous crafting creates an environment where dramatic crescendos clash against raw aggression, transforming every track into a cinematic journey. By harnessing both traditional metal instrumentation and orchestral elements, they generate an expansive soundscape that feels simultaneously grandiose and intimate, allowing for deep emotional engagement. Lyrically, Troll often delves into themes of ancient lore and natureโ€™s raw power, employing a storytelling style that oscillates between vivid imagery and introspective reflection. Their voice carries an air of solemnity, inviting listeners to traverse through epic narratives infused with both sincerity and irony. This duality enhances their music's emotional impact, as they capture the complexity of human experience against a backdrop of mythic scale.

Full discography

Troll's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

5 releases 5 albums 1995–2010
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Troll sound like?

Rich orchestration merges with fierce rhythms to create a dense tapestry of contrasting dynamics that propel the listener through tumultuous journeys. Rooted in symphonic black metal. Start with Neo-Satanic Supremacy.

What is the best Troll album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Neo-Satanic Supremacy" (2010). It's the most representative of what makes Troll worth hearing.

Who is Troll for?

If you're into symphonic black metal, Troll is worth your time. Rich orchestration merges with fierce rhythms to create a dense tapestry of contrasting dynamics that propel the listener through tumultuous journeys.

How many albums does Troll have?

Troll has 5 releases in their discography, including 5 albums.